Lamborghini Revuelto – First Impressions and Overview

Introduction

• Presentation/Review featuring the new Lamborghini Revuelto
• The host and owner discuss features and personal experiences

Design and Aesthetics

Exterior

• Color and Wraps: Owner's car is pearl white ($15,000 option); another car mentioned is wrapped.
• Stickers: Compared to radio control cars; Grand Tour stickers for an event.
• Carbon Elements: Numerous added carbon parts including front air vents, and rear sections (cost adds up to over $100,000 in extras).
• Wheels: Custom painted white wheels. Normally come in gloss black; not officially available in white.
• Exposed Engine: Concerns about rain and exposure, Lamborghini assures it’s sealed.
• Aerodynamics: Rear spoiler and diffuser; impact on top speed (over 200 mph).

Interior

• Layout: Newer compared to the Aventador but retains familiar elements.
• Displays: Digital driver's display with hybrid mode info.
• Materials: Combination of black and white, with carbon trim (mix of standard and optional).
• Comfort Issues: Front seats have issues with returning to preset positions; owner disabled automatic seat adjustment via fuse removal.
• Storage and Utility: Limited storage; cup holders and USB charging points; issues with arm placement.

Driving Experience

Initial Impressions

• Comfort: Surprisingly comfortable for a supercar; suspension options (soft and hard damping).
• Regenerative Braking: Brakes feel grabby at low speeds.
• Visibility: Decent forward view, limited rear visibility; experience described as manageable in daily use.

Hybrid System

• Modes: Can start in electric mode; engines switch when needed for more power.
• Fuel and Electric Range: Limited range in electric mode; recharge mode explained.

Performance

• Power: 1,015 HP combined from a V12 and electric motors.
• Handling: Easier to drive than the Aventador SV, despite power.
• Dynamic Modes: Different modes like Sport and Corsa for varied performance; adjustable suspension for comfort vs. performance.

Launch Control

• Setup: Issues with engaging launch control, eventual success with help; emphasizes ease and issues with usability.

Drawbacks

• Minor Flaws: Stereo quality, practicality issues, mixed materials (like Audi switchgear).
• Annoying Features: Parking sensors, door handle design.
• Usability: Despite quirks, owners find it manageable for daily use.

Conclusion

• Overall: Positive experience; design and performance praised. Quirky issues but favorable as a daily supercar.
• Recommendation: Encouraged to consider buying due to performance, comfort, and potential future value.

Extras

• Carwow: Reference for selling cars via online auction.